Sentence examples for duck the challenge from inspiring English sources

But I like the ones which don't duck the challenge.

He can no longer afford to duck the challenge of facing down Hamas.

Aides to Mr. Obama's campaign say he won't duck the challenge completely, which alone suggests that voters may hear a fresh form of dialogue.

Schröder's new German government has decided to duck the challenge of economic reform, indispensable if Europe's halting economy is to be hauled towards faster growth.

A band of 2,000 tough guerrillas who knew the country well could run rings round such a force.The UN's Mr Annan does not want to duck the challenge.

The first step is to take a hard, unsentimental look at the presumptive partners in the progressive alliance that never was, and at the failures of nerve and imagination that led them to duck the challenge it posed.

There is admirable scientific caution, and there is ducking the challenge.

The one question he faced where he could have given a braver answer without being disloyal to the coalition or ducking the challenge was over the Pakistan floods.

In his response Ed Miliband said the budget did nothing to address falling living standards and said it ducked the challenge of reforms needed to energy, banking and housing.

There are plenty of reasons, of course, why the makers of Jurassic World should have ducked the challenge of integrating this conceptual revolution into their plot.

Despite reviews encouraging audiences to sample a unique picture – a virtually all-deaf cast, all in sign language, with no subtitles – many have evidently ducked the challenge.